Bachelor’s degree in visual arts
Mixed Media
27.5 x 39.5 cm
2024
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In "Mirages of an Almost Skin Blue," Zoe Lunar immerses us in a reflection on the fragility of reality and the elusive nature of time. Through an atmosphere that evokes the touch and whisper of blue, the work invites us to contemplate how reality ...
In "Mirages of an Almost Skin Blue," Zoe Lunar immerses us in a reflection on the fragility of reality and the elusive nature of time. Through an atmosphere that evokes the touch and whisper of blue, the work invites us to contemplate how reality decomposes into fleeting fragments, where each instant fades and reappears like a mirage. The almost skin blue becomes a symbol of the layers of time, a canvas where the shadows and lights of lived experiences are projected. In this work, we feel time as a series of intertwined moments, fragments of an existence that disperses and reunites in a perpetual dance. It is an exploration of the multiplicity of being, of how each second contains an infinity of possibilities and memories. The dissolution of form in this illustration speaks to us of the ephemeral and mutable nature of our perception. It reminds us that reality is not a fixed state but a constant stream of transformation. In each fragment, we find an echo of what was and a premonition of what could be, a reflection of eternity encapsulated in the present. "Mirages of an Almost Skin Blue" is an invitation to embrace impermanence and see the beauty in the complexity of time. Zoe Lunar takes us on an introspective journey where the almost tangible blue envelops us in a meditation on the essence of reality and the relentless flow of time. Through this work, we learn to appreciate the interconnection of moments and the profound serenity found in accepting the transience of life.
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View AllBorn in 1991 in Carretera Federal 95, San Andrés Totoltepec, Ciudad de México, CDMX, México. Currently residing in Ciudad de México, CDMX, México.
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View AllSep 17, 2024